is where they found the cadillac escalade last driven by the suspect, 38-year-old valdemaro who was shot and killed by the chp. police say he killed richard solace on 28. his son, 35-year-old frederick is still missing. they think he may have killed the younger solace and disposed of the body at a dumpster in the business park. if he turns up dead it will be the fifth victim the motive appears to be jealousy that one or both of the solace men were interfering with his relationship with his girlfriend cindy tran also among the victims. >> the motive appears to be a relationship issue. mr. valdemoro composed and placed on the bedroom door of

the older solace gentlemen a letter calling him a liar and asking him to stay out of hi relationship with ms. tran. >> reporter: nothing has come of this search so far. crews will be back at 8:00 tomorrow morning to resume the search. the search could extend through monday. >> thank you, monty. craigslist shut down a controversial part of its website. the adults services section. a bold black and white statement says censored. there are no ads there. ten days ago you might remember 17 attorneys general wrote an open letter to the company asking it to take down the section because they claim some people use it to sell prostitution and child trafficking. we contacted the company to find out if the section was shut down voluntarily. we have not yet heard back. a documentary on an alleged army coverup with a bay area man

at the center of the controversy opened up tonight. friends of pat tillman watched the film. rhea teramina has more. >> reporter: we are here at prune yard cinemas where the tillman story is playing ten times a day. a movie let out where a group of the movie goers were special. the high school football team where pat tillman went to high school. leyland football players and the director was here as well. they did a big q and a. pat tillman grew up in san jose before joining the arizona cardinals and u.s. army special forces. >> i wasn't planning on coming to the screening. when i heard all of leyland high's football team was going to be here i was moved to tears. >> reporter: emotions and tears choke up the director as he talked about his pat tillman

movie. the record needs to be set straight. >> this story is far different than the story most americans have been told. we wanted to get the truth out about pat, not only about how he died but who he was. >> reporter: prune yard cinemas is showing the movie about pat tillman. tillman quit the lucrative career as a football player to join the u.s. army and fight for his country. >> it made you look more deeply into what pat tillman was about not just what the media showed you. it showed a perspective of someone who looked into his life. >> reporter: he was a member of the u.s. army special forces and died in afghanistan. his family was told different stories about his demise. they called it a coverup. ultimately it was revealed he

was killed by friendly fire. we have seen the lines very long. hundreds of people have been going in and out. everyone seems to want to talk about it. the theater right now is just scheduled to be showing through this thursday but they already have plans to extend it. live in campbell, rhea teramina. pianos placed throughout san jose as part of an art project is attracting attention, some unwanted. some of them have graffiti. one in san jose made it five hours before someone scrawled graffiti. the british conceptual artist said good artistic graffiti can

be positive. the tagging is akin to a dog marking hi territory and he was disappointed. a university that failed to investigate sorority hazing. according to court documents howard claims she received a string of beatings, punching, kicking and paddling as part of ritualized hazing. she sued the sorority and eight students. four were convicted and sentenced to 90 days in jail and two years of probation. san jose state su spnded that sorority. california highway patrol officers teamed up with park rangers in the north bay inspecting tour buses coming through muir woods. they checked on the vehicles and

drivers as well. a similar check found plenty of problems last year. >> last time we did this we had to take several buses off the road. a total of three. one driver was without a chauffeur's license. we basically ensure the buses are compliant with state law and our permit system. >> the inspection was funded by federal grants awarded to the cpp. chp will have maximum enforcement through labor day weekend. there will be as many officers on the road as possible. in the first night dui arrests are up, but traffic deaths are down. in the bay area 77 drivers were arrested on suspicion of drunk driving or drugs. up 43% from last year. no one has died. statewide officers arrested 436 drivers statewide four people died in traffic accidents.

thousands of conservative christians descended on the state capitol to pray for a religious revival in america. call to conscience is leading the 12-hour event which started at 9:00 this morning. organizers expected tens of thousands of people. our nbc reporter said the crowd was 5,000 to 8,000 at its peak. >> for young people it is about stopping abortion, stopping trafficking. we are trying to put a stop to that. >> we are praying and believing that people will come back to their god. >> participants oppose abortion, gay marriage, pornography, prostitution and the movement away from organized religion. assessing the earthquake damage the aftermath of the powerful quake that hit new zealand. the big change for holidays in san francisco. they could prove expensive for drivers. holiday, yeah, plenty of

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a state of emergency in new zealand after a 7.1 quake. despite the quake's strength there were no deaths and two serious injuries. we have nbc to show us the damage. >> reporter: a state of emergency is amid concerns of unstable buildings. this after the island was hit by a quake measuring 7.0 in the early hours. a cur few has been imposed to prevent looting. there have been strong aftershocks. geologists determined that the

epicenter was located 27 miles west of christ church in the seabed at the depth of 2 1/2 miles. authorities have confirmed no fatalities reported so far. two men were injuried by falls glass and masonry. >> people are scared. the damage is incredibly frightening. it is a miracle no one lost their life. >> reporter: it is important to note new zealand is one of the most vastly populated countries and used to its fair share of earthquakes. the country experiences 14,000 tremors a year, but only 20 of them make it past a reading of 5.0. the inhabitants of christ church will likely spend a cold and scared night in leaking houses and forecasters say gale force winds are likely to hit the region in 24 hours. nina dell santos, nbc news, london. we are letting boys be boys

ah good thing. >> we try to create an environment that embraces what boys bring to the table. >> we'll take a look at the unusual new east bay school where students are always on the move. live right now, san jose, sunshine. yeah. nice, warm end to this labor day weekend. after that we a a bit. your forecast coming up in just a bit. [ woman on tv ] if you won't let me in,

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jodi hernandez explains from berkeley. >> you get 1.618. creepy. >> this is a great school for boys. >> reporter: 11-year-old boys have never been so excited to start school. >> i think i have been here two hours or three hours but i love this school. >> jason. jason. >> reporter: that is because berkeley's new east bay school for boys is all about letting boys be boys. >> it is just a school that helps boys because they have different brains. their brains work differently than girls. so this is a school where it is designed for how boys experience. >> we try to create an environment that embraces what boys bring to the table. and what boys brings to the table is a natural curiosity for exploring the world and asking questions. >> reporter: that means lots of

hands on projects starting with building their own desk. and plenty of time for play. >> it just sort of gives them an ability to be free and to be themselves and to explore the things they want to. >> reporter: mamu's mother said her son felt stifled in his own school when he has so much to offer. >> he is a very curious boy. he wants to explore everything and learn about everything and learn how to do things. >> reporter: now he has a chance to do just that. it is just the first day of school. the boys already appear ready to blossom. >> i don't know how this is happening but this is big. this is really big for me. it's the best opportunity i've ever had in my life. >> the best opportunity of his life. cool. tuition for the private school, a little catch, $17,000 a year,

but the school offers financial assistance. some interesting concepts. they have a lot of girls schools but not as many boys schools. >> the mind. >> i have one of each and they work differently. >> we are going to warm up through the end of the weekend. today 90s. like livermore. 79 in san jose. 62 in san francisco. 83 in sonoma. live right now this is the golden gate bridge. a lot of the wind at this hour, anywhere from 15 to 20 miles per hour, blowing through the golden gate and making it well inland. to the eastside of the bay and oakland, a look off in the distance you can see the fog bank 1,100 feet deep. it will burn off quick tomorrow morning. next shot, san jose. this is the top of the fairmont hotel toward fremont hills. you can see the wind making it down to the south into the bay.

your weather headlines tonight, some of the fog makes it in, will drop to mid and upper 50s. we get rid of that tomorrow. more sunshine in the forecast. numbers up two degrees from today. by the time we get into monday we bump those numbers up four degrees or so. monday is the warmest day. 56 in san francisco with all the fog rolling through. 84 in livermore, 71 in san jose. the north end of the bay, napa dropped to 68. plenty of the heat in central valley. two to ten degrees cooler than this time yesterday. tomorrow the numbers will be warmer than we are right now. here is the wind. through the golden gate. look across the trivalley into the delta. sustained winds. we saw the live shot from san jose with the wind and the flag. the wind out of the northwest at 12 miles per hour there. the setup moving forward. the ridge of high pressure here. the wind is up and over the

ridge. giving us the north wind. the fog that forms gets blown out quickly. the warm air is in place. into monday things change. the cold air in the gulf of alaska is coming in on tuesday and wednesday. we drop 15 degrees in most cases across the bay area. your weekend ahead looks fantastic. enjoy it. tomorrow 80s by the time we get into noon. low 90s in warm valleys tomorrow. forecast city by city, 90s for livermore, san ramone, walnut creek. 88 in sonoma. mill valley, the art and wine festival, sausalito art festival. >> millbray, too. >> monday is the warmest day ahead. >> lovely forecast. i'll take it. up next, plenty of people have to learn the hard way if they plan on v t andinhere

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it's been the standard in most cities for decades on holidays drivers don't have to feed the parking meters. that has changed in san francisco. nbc bay area tracy grant has a look. >> reporter: on monday, labor day, a holiday, would you think you had to pay the meter or not? >> not. >> reporter: some people looked at us like we were crazy when we asked them about holiday parking. will you feed the meter or no? >> no. it's labor day. >> reporter: you are going to get a ticket. >> we are? that's crazy. >> reporter: you can call it crazy if you want but it is the law in san francisco. a holiday on the calendar is no longer a holiday for lugging around quarters for the meter. with the exception of thanksgiving, new year's and christmas day, you have to pay

for the sought after parking space or risk getting a ticket for $65. >> every dollar matters and we want to make sure we can provide the services we have always provided for all these years. >> reporter: san francisco municipal transportation authority spokesman paul rose said making money off the meters and tickets mean less cuts for the public. the rules changed two years ago and yet everyone we spoke to was shocked. you didn't know? >> i didn't. i'm a veteran. i have been here for years. i'm misinformed. >> reporter: some drives are accusing muni of deliberately withholding the information to rake in the bucks. drivers who are getting tickets on holidays responses are unpleasant to put it mildly. it says it was trying to keep up with the port of san francisco who new meters are enforced 365

days a year from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. >> it is today bad. it should be a free day. >> tracy grant. >> that is a good way to whek your holiday. >> nobody wants that. >> cal bear fans are happy. >> good holiday weekend for them. cal football season under way. the bears getting a big boost in their opening game from a senior and a true freshman. the nfl scouts are taking a hard look at andrew luck. they saw quite a show from number 12. the giant do not play until right about now but they got a win earlier tos

cow could call kevin riley's career a roller coaster. the quarterback was determined to dutch that inconsistency.

out to strawberry canyon. a beautiful afternoon as the bears face uc davis. first quarter, bears on the move. kevin riley finding the end zone. 23-yard hookup. your opening score. 7-0. second quarter riley at it again to marvin jones. falling down in the end zone for the 13-yard connection. 258 yards, three tds. he played over a half of work. a few minutes later, the star in the making, true freshman keenan allen. remember that name. looked like he wanted to throw it. he goes running. 18 yards. 21-0. he caught a td in this. 35-0 at the half. the bears win 52-3. meanwhile across the bay jim harbaugh and the stanford cardinal kicking off their season at the expense of sacramento state. andy luck grabbing headlines.

7-0 cardinal. luck airing it out. hitting baldwin in stride. 81 yards on the pass play. 14-0 cardinal. they are not done. first quarter, cardinal on the move again and luck at it again. this time the screen pass. stefan taylor has to do most of this work. 59 yards. 21-7. luck four touchdowns in the first half. 45-17 the cardinal up in the fourth. stanford and cal beating up on their opening week opponents, san jose state trying to avoid being on the other end. spartans in alabama to face the number one ranked crimson tide. they trailed 31-3 at the half. highlights at 11:00. the a's and angels. trevor cahill trying to become the first oakland pitcher in three years to win 15 games in san. bottom one. no score. jack cust drops the hit into right. barton chugs around, scores from

second. beating the throw. 1-0 a's. bottom two. another single from cliff pennington bring homes rog davis. cahill wins his 15th. the a's prevail 3-1. the padres free fall shows no end in sight. they ran into trouble again thanks to the rockies. in the eighth inning carlos gonzalez with the double off luke gregorson. that scores two. 6-2 colorado. the padres lose their ninth in a row at the rockies win 6-2. it is cut day in the nfl. around the league there is a flurry of activity as teams dump players by the dozen and look at other teams casts off to see if somebody fits their needs. rosers had to be trimmed to 53, but there is potential for plenty of moves. the niners made their cuts yesterday. the raiders today.

defensive end jay richardson, wide receiver todd watkins and colt brennan who they just signed in camp didn't make it. the entire draft class did make the roster. the seahawks parted ways with t.j. houshmandzadeh sparking rumors of where the veteran will wind up. tom cable said the team is going to take a lock at him to see if something could work out. not committing but he didn't shoot it down as they shot down the matt leinart rumors. >> you never know. thanks for choosing the bay area at 6:00. "tech now" is coming up next. see you at 11:00. until then, good night. coming up .. technow gets you social networked .. no matter how old you are .. new l-e-d technology shines brightly.. a rocketship is ready to fly your imagination to the